Leinart Set for NFL Debut as Greenway Sproles Sit
NFL roundup notes Matt Leinart preparing for first NFL action with the Cardinals at New England. Chad Greenway is lost for the season with a knee injury. Indy kicker Vinatieri and Chargers returner Sproles also sidelined. Vincent Jackson hospitalized with a bruised chest. Cowher and Steelers delay talks, Suggs status tied to health, and Sean Springs surgery sidelining him weeks. Players like Steve Smith return to form as teams juggle injuries and roster moves.
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Work-study fraud prompts Jayhawk conference probes
The Jayhawk Conference investigates widespread work-study abuse. Barton County officials report prior recruitment of non-Barton players, with other junior colleges noting similar practices. Conference and member colleges implement checks and reporting reforms to curb abuses. Labette Community College president George Knox disputes league-wide scope, while a conference committee will review work-study and scholarship policies.
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Reality check amid recruiting hype from coach Renkens
Renkens urged letting players play and keeping quiet about recruitment while humor colored the conference. He warned that grades open doors to college sports, highlighted lower levels like Division II III and NAIA, and noted online tools such as the National Collegiate Scouting Association with varying fees and a money-back guarantee.
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KSU struggles mount as players depart and off-field issues rise
Kansas State University faces a string of program disruptions as forward Mario Tayloron is dismissed for substance-abuse policy violations while cornerback Hughes is removed after being listed in the sex offenders registry. The football program sees quarterback and lineman defections under coach Prince, and women’s basketball endures transfers. Alumni react with mixed support as the school pledges to enforce standards and maintain discipline.
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Mickelson predicts stronger play at Medinah after Augusta Masters win
Phil Mickelson, chatting with Fred Couples during his Masters win, weighs a different round at Medinah. Dave Pelz says Mickelson’s best short game and imagination could outmatch Tiger Woods if his long swing is right. Woods counters he is tough to beat when at his best.
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